Sentence examples for prolific editor from inspiring English sources

Other Wikipedia users may have clocked up more than Mr Henderson's 47,000 edits – the encyclopaedia's most prolific editor has managed 1.45 million edits and counting.

In 1977 the writer, artist, and prolific editor Suchart Sawatsi set up the groundbreaking literary journal Lok nangsu' (1977 83; "Book World"), which, with its eclectic combination of articles, interviews, reviews, short stories, and poems, covering both the Thai and international literary world, provided a real and challenging focus for all who aspired to be a part of the literary community.

This piece was unsigned, but it is very likely that its author was Bret Harte, The Overland Monthly's prolific editor-in-chief, and the complicated co-star of Ben Tarnoff's new literary history, "The Bohemians".

For instance, GitHub is a community made up of fairly prolific editors who may all know each other, as well as more occasional or peripheral participants, who may tweak the odd line of code here or there, but are not central to the community.

Even Wikipedia is not immune: 22 of the 30 most prolific Wikipedia editors are bots.

Dr. Adler was a prolific writer and editor.

He was a Distinguished Life Fellow, AGPA Past President, Eastern Affiliate Past President and a prolific author and editor on group therapy.

Cid Corman, a prolific American poet, editor and translator who lived in Japan for the last four decades, died on Friday at a hospital in Kyoto.

Bert Sugar, boxing's human encyclopedia, a prolific writer and editor and a flamboyant and ubiquitous presence in the world of the ring, died on Sunday in Mount Kisco, N.Y.

A prolific author and editor of language books, he can write with authority on trends in the spelling of "rhubarb" ("rubarb" is gaining ground, he reports), and indeed on the history of the spelling of any tricky word you care to mention.

A prolific author and editor, Dr. Doka is a frequent guest on radio and TV programs.